... SANDBACH. to the absence of Judge Hughes through indisposition, a number of cases at the County Court on Monday had to be adjourned. They will be tried at Congleton on June 9th. MB EVANS, Chapel-street, Sandbach, had a rather unfortunate experience on ...

... the examination qualifying them io enter the Sandbach Grammar School: 11. Hill W. Cross T. Hill, J. E. Kachne. L. Birch. I)! Ro«*sod, J. Maskclyne, J. Ryder and H. Wakefield. Drunk and Disorderly.— the Sandbach Polioe Court on Friday, before Mr. S. Hollinshead ...

... SANDBACH. FURTHER HONOUR FOR CORPORAL W. WEAVER. Corporal William Weaver, signaller in R.F.A. Battery, has written to his sister, Mrs. Godsell, of The Commons, Sandbpch, informing her that he has been awarded bar to his Military Medal for services rendered ...

... SANDBACH Parish Church.—Held on Monday. For the first time for 52 years the Vicar (the R«t. Canon Arailtetead) was unable to attend, to failing: health, and the Her. H. Ware (curate) presided.—The retiring trustee for Boughey’s Charity, Mr. A. Prl.se ...

... SANDBACH. SANDBACH CONGREGATIONAL DEBATING Mr T. Marriott delivered an address on Arbitrati Y. war, at the usual meeting of the society on Fri, lay last, The Rev. J.H. Fry presided. Several members, including'llessrs Fox and Saxton, took part in tue ...

... SANDBACH. Wesleyan Social.—A social was held in the schoolroom of the Sandbach Wesleyan Church on Friday. There was a large attendance of the members of the Wesley Guild. During the evening vocal solo was rendered very effectively by Miss Ethel Eardley ...

... SANDBACH. Soldier* Entertained.—The wounded soldiers at Abbeyfield Hospital, .Sandbach, were entertained by Mr. Branson's partv from the Potteries, on Thursday of last week. The visitors included Mr. Clarke (tenor), Mr. Frost (bass), Mrs. Hewitt (soprano) ...

... SANDBACH. Poor Rate.—The overeeera of Sandbacb have fixed the poor rate for the forthcoming halfyear at Is. lOd. in the £. Last half-year it was 2s. 2d. For Recruiting Advice.—Messrs. W. Nook and A. E. Poole ha\e been appointed to give advice in the Sundbach' ...

... SANDBACH. ALLEGED ROBBERY BY A TAILOR.—On Friday, before Mr F. H. R. Wilbraham, a man named Wm. Crosby was charged with stealing two pairs of trousers, a vest, and a quantity of trimmings, valued at about 50s, the property of his employer, Mr Saxton, ...

... SANDBACH. Is there to be a new Town llall at Sandbach ? - Evidently the old one is tired of its life, and means to-.e--tiro from business through old age, and a successor ha * N better be prepared for. The members of the Liberal Cub will be glad to see ...

... SANDBACH. SHE CAPERED.—On Friday, at the Police-court,,Ann Courtney, of Nantwich, for being drunk and disorderly in Marketsquare on Thursday, was fined bs.; or seven days' imprisonment. Prisoner Ilad been trying to make a little sensation, but the police ...

... SANDBACH. L'»rra> Mcraowtar Fan Corara So*pat bool.— The aaaivctaary *enrlc.-* uf the Suada* eoaaeeted with the t aiUd Methodic Fit* Chufeh, Sandhacli. were held on the Irr. W. K Huamaa, dolirerrd ebvjuaot dlacoMf**#, afternoon aad eTeaiaf. to larjr* ...